Sunday, November 1st 2009
We’ve all wondered it at one time or another…
What would my pet say if they actually could talk?
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We’ve all wondered it at one time or another…
What would my pet say if they actually could talk?
Well, I’ve got the next best thing. Follow me.
I live in California so I wouldn’t be able to use the tix, but my biggest pet issue is trying to convince my youngest kitten that my bed is not for peeing purposes, nor is my laundry pile, nor is the bathroom rug.
I clean litter boxes 2 times a day so there is no excuse!
if my Jack Russell, Daisy Mae, could talk…. “throw the ball! throw the ball again! throw the ball again! throw the ball again.” you get the idea. she’s full of energy and wants to play all day, every day.
i love the Dog Whisperer show. i try to watch it and then use some of the tips on my own dogs. some of it works. sometimes my dogs are just too stubborn. having a Jack Russell and a Walker Coon Hound (both of which are hunting dogs) can make it difficult at times to hold their attention. especially, outside! if they hear it, see it, or smell it…. forget it!! instinct kicks in. sniffing, running, barking. usually it doesn’t bother me, but when it’s midnight and you are trying to get to bed, but can’t until you get the dogs inside…well, then it tends to get a bit annoying. i wish there was a way to change that behavior.
i live in North Carolina, so i can’t use the tix… but love the show and wanted to comment.
A cat would probably be the most critical if they could talk.
Part of me wants to know, the other part doesn’t. Because I have a feeling it would not be NICE things my cats tell me. And then I would have to step on them.
KIDDING!
I am not well versed with LOLz cat dialog. Sorry.